Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia launched a package of 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhia overnight, including ballistic missiles, Zirkon hypersonic missiles, and KAB glide bombs, in one of the largest mixed-origin attacks on the city in recent weeks. The military said the assault included missiles supplied to Russia by North Korea, marking the latest use of Pyongyang-origin weapons in long-range attacks against Ukrainian cities.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Officials said the attack began shortly after midnight, with air-defense crews engaging multiple inbound missiles across several districts as explosions were reported throughout the city. The Air Force said the missiles were fired from both Russian territory and occupied areas, with the launch pattern indicating a coordinated attempt to overwhelm Ukrainian defenses. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, the Russian Aerospace Force launched a package of 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhia overnight, including three ballistic missiles, two Zirkon hypersonic missiles, and 15 KAB glide bombs. Local authorities reported that the air assault caused extensive damage across multiple districts of Zaporizhzhia, destroying residential buildings, injuring civilians, and triggering large fires that emergency crews were still working to contain by late morning. City officials said at least three civilians were killed in the air assault and more than a dozen were injured, with emergency medical teams continuing triage and evacuation operations through the morning.